HORI
Wireless HORIPAD for Steam
Based on 21 Reddit mentions
$59.99
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"3" Steam Controller on my hands
Because they're an established peripheral manufacturer and they're who signed up, I guess. Hori puts out some cool stuff but the horipad is trash on every console. Hopefully we get more licensed steam controllers (with touchpads!?)
alzike in r/Steam
May 8, 2026 6:37 PM
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The Steam Deck's capacitive sticks and touchpads are perfect for Groove Coaster
Groove Coaster is originally an arcade rhythm game by Taito. The controls consist of a pair of boosters, which are basically giant analog sticks with a button on top of each. You tap the buttons and move the boosters to the rhythm. This control scheme translates perfectly to the capacitive thumbstic
...Jdan-S in r/SteamDeck
August 8, 2025 4:50 PM
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PS5 Gyro frustration
I tried my Switch 1 Joy-Cons on Remnant 2 via Steam and i couldn't play at all. I did replace the Joy-Con sticks with hall effect ones from gullikit because the og ones started drifting on both Joy-Con pairs i have. Latency was horrible, dead zones were horrible and overall the ergonomics of the Joy
...dEEkAy2k9 in r/GyroGaming
May 29, 2025 5:07 PM
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Looking for advice please
Steam Deck has an official dock, as well as third party docks. You can buy either. I have a third party one. Normally, Steam Deck is not really meant to be played docked. It does work, again, it is a PC, so it won't stop you, but Steam Deck is not really powerful enough to play at higher resolution
...JimmyRecard in r/SteamDeck
August 4, 2025 8:33 AM
3
Best Pad Controller for SF6 in Switch 2?
Hori wireless Horipad turbo. For SF6 specifically it has a much better dpad than the pro 2 controller and buttons are bit more clicky, and it doesn’t have any extra latency from all the other dongles and adapters. As a general switch 2 controller is a bit lacking since it cannot turn the system on a
...calowa722 in r/StreetFighter
June 4, 2026 4:27 PM
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Joystick za PC
Neki dan uzeo Hori https://www.centar-tehnike.hr/hori-wireless-horipad-for-steam-and-steam-deck-proizvod-46574/ Mogu rec da sam zadovoljan (uzeo sam si ga najvise zbog The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth bio na summer seal-u za par e
TheRedBaronHR in r/CroatiansGaming
July 2, 2026 2:27 PM
1
Looking for Recommendations for a SNES USB Wired Controller to play with an Emulator
I would highly recommend getting a Horipad. They're just a really solid, good quality controller all around for the cost; I've dropped mine dozens of times with seemingly no consequences, and played tons of mash heavy games without any face button fatigue to speak of. My first one lasted me 3 or 4 y
...No_Woodpecker_1637 in r/snes
May 15, 2026 1:23 AM
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Alpakka a Gyro Endgame? Yes, but...
Of course I do know H2, I just been using mode shift so when I hold L1, face buttons change into dpad, so i can freely run and spring and if I want to dive I use backpaddle for it. Never found need to reload or use co sole while holding strategem ball 😅 Yeah, Gyro activation is tricky. Personally, I
...vanrael in r/GyroGaming
June 11, 2025 8:47 AM
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Considering getting a controller to use with Steam games. What are the pros and cons of the various types?
I've got the hori steam controller. Think it's called the HORIpad. I love it, it has all the steam buttons on there & it has the familiar Xbox layout I like.
crwjsh in r/Steam
January 10, 2026 5:47 PM
1
Good controllers with linux support
steam horipad -- no rumble but it works ootb with steam and has gyro, also official valve-licensed controller. dualsense 5 edge -- currently the only controller that has all the same mappable functions as a steam deck, but pricy. if in US you can do a mail-in upgrade mod for hall effect sticks, its
...GloriousEggroll in r/linux_gaming
August 27, 2025 5:49 PM
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